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The Bridges of Hope is a long-term residential recovery center. There are three facilities for men and one for women. Our program of recovery is based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. The A.A. ‘Big Book’ and the 12 steps to recovery serve as the foundation for the entire program.
Bridges of Hope was created in response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa. Partnering with the remarkable survivors of decades of oppression, crushing poverty, and the worst health pandemic in history, Bridges has discovered a model of community transformation that works.
Bridges of Hope is a hub of hope for those experiencing homelessness, poverty and the consequences of addictive behavior. It offers overnight shelter, DayHub services, and connections to housing, recovery and other resources.
Bridges of Hope offers 24-hour, evidence-based treatment and rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction. Learn about the benefits, amenities, and therapies of residential drug rehab and how to begin the admissions process.
When you make your first phone call to Bridges of Hope, you will speak with a representative from our admissions team. We will walk you through the admission process, discuss your addiction struggles and talk about insurance benefits.
74 C. L. Tucker Drive, Chauncey, GA 31011. Phone/Fax (478) 374-4008. Office Hours: 6 AM to 10 PM Daily. Chad Burtz, Manager, bohchauncey@gmail.com. Chauncey is in mid South Central Georgia about 60 miles South East of Macon Georgia. Take Hwy. 165 one mile South of U.S. 23/341 in Chauncey between Eastman and McRae.
Bridges of Hope is a private, professional addiction rehab center that offers holistic, personalized, and medically supervised treatment programs. It has DOH-accredited facilities in various locations across the country and high success rates for life-long recovery.
